wrongful death. a jury says the state should pay after an inmate is killed by another inmate. the baby pulled from the rubble in turkey. what about her mother? from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. signs of life. dramatic rescues. earthquake survivors survivors -- buried for days in turkey, including turkey. amid the death and chaos, a tiny miracle. a newborn being pulled from the rubble alive. from london with the dramatic

wickure. >> reporter: this dramatic video captures the moment turkish crews found life among so much death. they pulled a two--week-old baby girl out of a collapsed apartment building, alive. rescuers in turkey cheered as paramedics rushed her to an awaiting ambulance. the baby was found nearly 48 hours after the earthquake hit. azra's mother was still trapped, pinned next to a sofa. her grandmother was also buried in the wreckage. as doctors treated the baby, rescuers spent hours digging through rubble to try to save her mother, and they did, carrying the 25-year-old out on the stretcher.

soon after they freed her 73- year-old grandmother too. the rescues came in one of the hardest hit quake zones where hope is fadingment after saving three generations of the same family, crews are not giving up. >> eastern turkey was rocked by a 5-point magnitude after shock later today. jury selection continues in the high profile trial of a woman accused of killing a coworker in a clothing shop and tried to cover it up. >> prosecutors and defense attorneys are narrowing down prospective jurors in hope of finding a panel. she's a-- accused of killing her coworker. she claimed they were attacked by robbers, but prosecutors said she killed her after finding her stealing clothing. only a few out of the 149

jurors stood up saying they had not heard of the case. >> norwood's attorney claims she's mentally ill, but the judge shot down that theory. the body of 43-year-old sherry montgomery -- canty was found. a multi-million dollars award to family. wjz has been following this story from the beginning. we have the exclusive interview with the victim's parents. >> the family has long said this was not about the money. it was about holding the state accountable. he was strangled on the prison bus, despite several officers

being on board. more than 6 years after phillip parker, jr. was murdered on a prison bus, his family was awarded damages. he was strangled despite four correction officers on board. >> just to hear them say phillip parker junior $10 million for his pain and suffering, it's always been about my son, nothing else for me. and the guards had to sit and look me in the eye and explain to me why they did nothing to help my son. >> when john's was convicted of murder, the judge said if state employees had been doing their jobs properly, mr. parker would not have been killed. he found johns was not segregated on the bus and not properly restrained. and he found that officers were sleeping and reading. wjz has investigated the murder from the beginning and covered

the emotional toll of the family. >> can't bring my son back. it's bittersweet. i've become skeptical after about 40 years of doing this, as to what it will mean. i hope it means there will be better attention paid. >> the family wanted to send a message to the state so nothing like this happens again. the state is considering appealing the verdict. >> only one of the officers on the bus was found not to be negligent. mike helgrne. cbs news. >> it's unclear how much maryland or the individual officers may ultimately end up paying. >> another high profile figure stakes the stand. it was said curry is a straight- shooter and honest guy. that's latest to testify as

character witnesses for curry. curry is charged with using his political power to -- a grocery store chain. he denies the allegations. a showdown with antiwall street protesters. they refused to leave a plaza in oakland, california. more on the confrontation with ended with dozens of arrests. >> reporter: oakland city hall, dozens of antiwall street demonstrators who refused to leave the makeshift camp were arrested early in the morning. see you later. >> this is so degrading. >> most were taken peacefully, but police used tear gas. >> we were being pelted with rocks and bottles and other kitchen utensils. >> protesters began demonstrating weeks ago, setting up 150 tents. >> reporter: the protesters

were on the outside and the police on the inside. in the beginning they supported the occupation, but that changed as the conditions deteriorated. >> the park was physically damaged on daily bases by graffiti and damage. they cooked with open flames. >> the condition here is fine. what they're saying, sanitation issues and stuff, as far as i'm concerned, all of that was false. >> with the protesters gone, cleanup crews moved in to remove tent, clothes, and debris left behind. the city says demonstrators will be allowed back, but nobody will be permitted to camp out overnight. >> police also made about a half dozen arrests while clearing out a smaller protest site not far away. winter is just around the corner, and that means turning up the heat in your home. however, your bills may be less than last winter. the forecast is for an average

winter. that means people using natural gas will pay 5% less than last year, a savings of about $28. electric savings will be approximately 9%. winter is not here now. it's actually a nice day and temperatures are normal. bern na debt woods is here. we want to show you just how beautiful it is. nothing around. temperatures in the upper 60s. above average once again. when we open it up, you see a storm coming our way. it will start to move in tomorrow, but rain will follow and then take a look, this is a pretty big storm. it's going to have lot of moisture when it moves our way. out west, there's really cold air behind it and a foot of snow somewhere in the mountains. that's a sign of things to come. kai. >> let's check in at traffic control. we have a couple of delays

around the beltway, nothing out of the ordinary. about 15 minutes on the topside interloop there. the outer loop slows down from providence road to charles. traffic moving at about 40 miles per hour. the loop, stop and go from wilson avenue to security boulevard. traffic breaks free after that. northbound 95, congestion from 75 over to route 100. in the middle area. bird river area, all lanes are blocked. the best way to avoid that site would be to take route 40. bradshaw road at franklin road in the kingsville area and liberty road at benbrook drive. as you can see it's congestion going on at providence road. all your disney princesses are coming to town when disney

presents dare to dream. you can still get your tickets at disney on ice.com. back over to you. still ahead at 4:00, controversial vaccine even the presidential candidates are talking about. the hpv shot, should teenage boys get it. and the movie planned about whitety bolster. and a uponpo tent usually dangerous animal escapes from the zoo. ,,

[ mr. connally ] i was paying too much with cable. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. it was like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was just getting too frustrated. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years, with the option of no annual contract. i always heard great things about fios, but the first time i saw the picture it was just like "wow." [ male announcer ] go to verizon.com/greatprice. save $600 in your first two years. when i'm on the internet things download like -- shoo! just as quick as i'm snapping my fingers. it's just "bam." [ male announcer ] switch to fios for just $89.99 a month with the option of no annual contract, and no price increase for two years. i didn't realize how good fios was until i got it. when i got it it's just "wow." [ male announcer ] get our best price online. visit verizon.com/greatprice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006 tty/v. [ mrs. connally ] you can't take my fios away.

it's happened again, a potentially dangerous animal escapes from a zoo. this time it happens in texas where a chimp gets loose from her cage at the dallas zoo. the wilds of africa exhibit was

closed and she was tranquilized. an unbelievable story out of michigan where police find millions of dollars worth of cocaine in the truck and the age of the suspect is shocking. he's 87. he was pulled over from improper lane use. a drug sniffing dog found blocks of cocaine worth nearly $300. sharp says he was forced at gunpoint to transport the drugs. the infamous boston mobster arrested this year after years on the run. some big names are working on it, but not everyone is pleased with this idea. hollywood hunks say the wheels are in motion for their film on boston mobster whitety boldster. matt damon said they're gathering ideas. >> there's no better guys to do it than this one. they're from this area and as

we all know, good will hunting was a marvelous film. >> this man's sister was a victim of the notorious mobster. >> they were two-bit cowards. there's nothing to glamorize anything about it. >> michael o'day is working on a script. >> here in boston, nothing gets more pulse than a man that has the real true story. so i think we have one up on them there. >> damon says there are a couple of competing movies that were doing it, but the sooner it's announced, the better. then hopefully he'll beaucoup. >> i'm not upset they're doing it. they have the power to do what they want. >> boldier was already the subject. the departed, which also happened to star matt damon. >> monday's profits quickly

departed from wall street. all the markets are down big today. the dow was down 207 points. the s&p off 25 and the nasdaq down 61. let's go to new york where alexis christoforous is tonight. shes that cbs update. >> reporter: stocks dropped after a mixed bag of corporate earnings reports. solutions to the european debt crisis were dashed after a meeting between finance managers was canceled. key parts may not be ready in time for the summit. the lowest level since the recession in 2009. consumers turned more pessimistic this month and the outcome looks break. shares of netflix -- plunged more than d%. many customers were outraged when the company drastically

raised money over the summer and ford took a report in autoreliability survey. ford fell to 20 out of the 28 brands rated by the magazine. last year it was ranked 10. there's problems with the three new models. japanese and south korea brands were rated the most reliable followed by the american automakers with the europeans slightly behind. that's your money watch. for more, you can say with cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. in today's health watch report, federal health advisors are recommending that boys get the hpv shot. the vaccine prevents against sexually transmitted viruses. >> susie silver thought it was in her son's best interest to

have him vaccinated against the human pap low mouse virus. now a government panel is recommending all 11 and 12-year- old boys receive the vaccine. the shots are already recommended for girls and young women because hpv increases the risk of cervical cancer. >> it can be transmitted from girls to boys and from boys to girls easily. it's led to the recommendations that the boys also receive the vaccination. >> hpv is a very common infection. most people don't even know they have it because the virus rarely causes symptoms. plus, a virus can be deadly. it's responsible for 70% of cervical cancer. there's growing evidence that it can increase the risk of mouth, anal cancer and it can increase the woman's chance of having a heart attack or

stroke. the key is for boys and girls to become vaccinated before they become sexually active. >> why would we want them to get diseases that can be eradicated. >> obviously she's trying to do what's best for me, and i think it was the right decision. >> the cdc is expected to approve the panel's recommendation and then most insurance companies would pay for boys to get vaccinated too. >> since hpv shots were recommended for girls five years ago, only a third have been fully vaccinated. at it again, lindsay lohan's dad is arrested, what he's accused of doing. i could hear them. they didn't hear me. then on the third day i started hallucinating. >> how a man survived being lost in the canadian wilderness for ten days.

stick around for the updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

beautiful day, bernadette. last few days of october. >> these are the days to take advantage of. it's picture perfect out there. november is right around the corner. the weather is going to start to turn. the average is down to 64 degrees. today we were above average, coming in at 67 so far today. take a look right now. it is 67 degrees in baltimore. you can see 67 also in d.c. everyone in this picture is in the 60s already this afternoon. we may get another degree or two before this starts to drop. the winds turning around to the northwest as the front passed through yesterday. they're going to start to turn to the south as another front moves our way. now, moving in our direction, way back in here. the thing with this is it's got a lot of chilly air behind it. originally we're going to see the clouds come in and then we're going to see the rain start to pick up and eventually that chilly air move our way. it works out like this. today, beautiful one out there.

tonight, still pretty quiet and here comes the front. we're going off to around 70 degrees. then the rain breaks up probably tomorrow night. it will continue on and off until thursday. the front tries to pull out on friday. when it does, here comes that cooler air. big hint on the temperatures. that's going to stick around as another storm moves our way. the next storm we're watching is going to be like a nor easter. watch to see how close it is to the carlos -- coastline to see how much we're going to get. as we're talking about chilly air coming our way, down to the south we do still have hurricane season. this is hurricane rina. winds, 104 miles per hour. it's slowly drifting off to west-northwest at 3 miles per hour. the thing with this is it will eventually sort of border the yucatan peninsula. before it gets to this point, this could become a major

hurricane, that means category 3 or higher. then it's starting to make the turn off to the east and we'll watch it as it heads off to the east as a tropical storm at this point. forecast models do the same thing, take it to the peninsula and take it to the curve. what happens that have is the question we'll keep it updated on. small craft advisories in effect until 6:00 tonight. tonight, clear to partly cloudy, we're going down into the 40s once again and tomorrow we go back up to around 70 degrees, but the clouds come in and we could see rain by tomorrow night. then we take a big hit in the temperatures for the 2nd half of the week. enjoy the rest of today and tomorrow and get those jackets back out. >> that looks like that's the order of the day. >> yes, it is. >> thank you. well advised. don't miss tonight at 10:00, unforgettable, followed by the news. now, because of the game last

night, you can see how i met your mother and two broke girls at 2:07 a.m. to see when the rest of the shows will air, go to the website and click on the entertainment section. scott pelley has a message on what's coming up tonight. what if boys could get vaccinated against a sexually transmitted diseaselinged to cancer. we'll have debate for or against. that's tonight on cbs news. life that i haven't had. >> an amazing story as a woman hears for the first time in her life. the device that did it. from antarctica to baltimore, why an american researcher flew half way around the world to johns hopkins for medical treatment. making their case, conrad murray's attorneys try to prove,

[ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with no annual contract required. go to verizon.com/greatprice and save $600 in your first two years with our best price online. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network

that delivers superior picture quality, more hd, plus america's fastest, most consistent and most reliable internet. why keep paying so much for cable? get fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- $89.99 a month with a two-year price guarantee and the option of no annual contract. ordering online is easy. you can even chat live with a fios agent. visit verizon.com/greatprice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's verizon.com/greatprice. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. fios. a network ahead.

it is just before 4:30, 67 degrees and sunny. hi, everybody. thanks for staying with us. here's what people are talking about, making their case, defense attorneys for michael jackson's doctor are trying to show the king of pop accidentally killed himself. from the clubhouse in los angeles. >> reporter: michael jackson's nurse practitioner took the stand for the second day as conrad murray's team tries to show he was desperate for sleep and begged for propofol. >> he looked at me and said i have a lot of difficulty sleeping. i've tried everything, and what i need is something that's going to help me fall asleep right away. and he went more into the only thing that would do that is --

>> propofol is sold under the brand name dip provan. it's generally only administers in hospital. he said doctors have told me it's safe. i just need to be monitored. >> doctor murray is accused of administering administering the fatal dose. his attorneys are trying to prove he gave it to himself. both sides would have the weekend to work ob closing arguments, which would then be presented to the jury next week. it's still unclear if the defense will call dr. murray to testify on his own behalf. >> because the prosecution has done so well, it may not hurt if he took the witness stand. it may be the only way that he can possibly salvage his defense. >> reporter: they're also planning on calling the promoter of jackson's comeback concerts in london, as well as the makeup artist and hair

hairstylist. >> janet jackson said over the weekend she's postponing part of her australian tour to be close to her family. yardly love case, he's accused of murdering his ex- girlfriend inside her apartment. hugley shook love. they say she died from an irregular heart beat from combining the drugged a devan with alcohol. hughley's trial is scheduled to begin in february. a child abducted in west virginia over the weekend has turned up here in maryland.

34-year-old donald joseph brown of hanover is now charged with kidnapping and violating a protection order. he took his 7-year-old son from a bus stop on sunday. they caught up with the pair in annapolis. back on american soil, a researcher is in baltimore getting the emergency help she needs. we're told about her long journey here. from the south pole to dellas international airport, now to john hopkins hospital. while working at the national science foundation for the last year, doctors believe 58-year- old renee nicole -- suffered a stroke in august. she thought she could leave to receive better medical treatment until a memo came out changing that around. we're not going to get you out. we're going to let you wait until the first scheduled flight. >> reporter: she waited for two

month as her language deteriorated. she was told the weather made it too dangerous for a rescue. [indiscernible] once the weather cleared, they flew from antarctica to new zealand. she says she is looking forward to long awaited medical help. >> people look at me and say, you look well, well, i need to know what's going on in my brain. >> and doctors believe she'll make a full recovery. former maryland governor can add author to his list of achievements. you are lick has finished work on turn this car around.

restoring america. the book is due in stores november 6th. he's now working as a lawyer in washington, dc. republican presidential candidate rick perry campaign needs a boost, and he thinks a new tax plan will do it. it shows herman cain in the lead, but as reported, a large number of voters are still undecided. >> texas governor rick perry is trying to put his campaign back on track with a sweeping new economic plan. >> it reorders the way they do business in washington by reinventing the tax code. >> the texas governor chose south carolina, the first southern state to outline a proposal he calls cut, balance, and grow. it includes a 20% flat tax, success retirement accounts and lower corporate taxes. perry's campaign hopes the aggressive policy will win over

conservative voters. >> the white house hopeful needs to find a lifeline quickly. a new cbs new york times poll says perry is the choice for only 6% of republican primary voter. he led the poll in september. >> the new front runner is herman cain. she shot to the top, thanks in part to his 999 tax plan. mitt romney is hanging on to the no. 2 spot. romney has attacked perry repeatedly for not having an economic plan. plan is promoting his plan as bolder than his and president obama's. they were quick to dismiss the proposals, saying they will hurt the middle class. supporters out west and a stop at the tonight show. >> and tomorrow president obama heads to colorado where he'll try to win over more support by laying out a plan to help

people deal with student loan debt that will not require approval from congress. well, if we could poll people, how many do you think would vote to keep this wonderful fall weather? i say yes, you've got my vote. a live look outside, sunny, very beautiful october afternoon. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll talk to christy in just a moment. bob, do you vote yes too? >> i do. for a beautiful afternoon. 67 degrees with bright sunshine. there's a breeze, but that's the only issue. take a look at the radar. nothing out here. way out west, shower activity developing. talk about the president going to denver. they were at 80 degrees yesterday. tomorrow they will receive three to six inches of new snow and even more in the mountains. colder air is moving to that region. around here, take a look at what's going on. high pressure moves to the east coast. tomorrow for the most part, it will be dry. tomorrow night, that low

approaches with a front and behind it, it will start cooling down and a chance of shower activity, maybe late tomorrow night and a good chance of chilly temps and rain here for tend of the week. mary? >> thank you. now to christy breastlin. >> hi, everyone. fortunately traffic is not as great as the weather s. we have traffic building on on the west side interloop. they stretch to security boulevard. 30 minutes around the topside interloop from the jones falls expressway. we just had an accident that has now moved to the shoulder which has caused the delay. over to charles street and 95 northbound, about 15 minutes from 75 to route 100. as far as accidents go. in the forest hill area at sharon acres in the middle river, all lanes blocked here. that's bird river road at hill

lane. route 40 would be your best bet. let's take a live look as you can see, things are beginning to thin out just a bit after you past providence on the north side. not a bad drive at all. service you can trust. check out the fall and winter maintenance specials. up to $65 in additional rebates. to find a location nearest you, go to the website. it was supposed to be a leashly day hike, but a canadian man is lucky to be alive after spending ten days lost in the wilderness in vancouver. >> reporter: the popular spot for hikers, especially in the fall if the weather is perfect, as it has been recently. that's what brought this hiker here. what started out as a simple day hike turned into a story of

survival. for ten days he was lost in these mountains with no food, no bottled water, and no cell phone. a search effort was launched after his car was found here, abandoned. the problem was he was nowhere close to where he started his hike. >> i could hear them. they couldn't hear me. on the third day i started hallucinating. >> they searched in air as well as by foot. >> i'm sure he saw them. he could not raise an alert. maybe he couldn't yell because he was so dehydrated. he had writtennen his forearm, when you find my body, this is who i am. he had actually resigned that he was going to be -- that was going to be it for him. >> another day out here and searchers say he would have died. late yesterday afternoon a member of the search and rescue team who just happened to be hiking on her own time game upon him. so first thing this morning, a

helicopter got him out. >> and it's been a very tough time. >> he has frostbite on his feet. he's dehydrated, but he's otherwise well. >> he's lucky. rescue teams say if you're going hiking, always tell someone where you're going and when you will be back. straight ahead on b.j., where is missing baby lisa. entire communities under wattner thailand, and it may get worse. here, a nice and pleasant day. more of the forecast and here's a look at the top stories on wjz this afternoon. ,,,,,,,,,,

you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico.

flood waters threatening to swamp thailand's capital city. it's a race of time as many areas are under water. residents in bangkok are warned to be prepared. they're preparing sandbags. more than hundred people have been killed since july during the country's worst flooding in

decades. the body of moammar gadhafi is now in its final resting place. we have more on the burial. >> reporter: unmarked grave, that's where the body of moammar gadhafi is now laid to rest, so spokesmen in misrata say there was a modest ceremony as gadhafi and one of his sons and defense minister were handed over for burial. he served 42 years. libyan leaders say they will not reveal the location of the grave because they don't want it vandalized or turned into a shrine. government officials say now that gadhafi is gone, the country will shift to a democracy. searching for lisa irwin, it's the third week and right now her parents remain silent. >> reporter: you thought you were getting paid to avoid local recorders. >> when jeremy and -- arrived

back to the house. they were asked questions. >> why won't you talk to us? >> because we're grieving. >> that grief they openly shared with supporters during a vigil last night for the missing 11-month-old. they were all wearing t-shirts with her picture that read kidnapped across the front. the parents' local attorney said yesterday that the massive search by the police and fbi was all for show. saying after 17 hours she would have expected investigators to walk away with a lot more than they did if, in fact, a crime had been committed there. kansas city police say they don't want to comment on accusations. right now they're keeping the focus on baby lisa and following up on tips and leads. they say they have not had full cooperation of the parents since october 6th, nearly three weeks ago. >> and so far there is no word on any suspects and no arrests have been made. thousands of volunteers are

helping to find a 9-year-old autistic boy who went missing in virginia. it's in its third day. he wandered away in the battlefield park, the 88-acre park is not fenced in. so officials are concerned he could have wandered off the property. >> we know where he's not. we know we have to broaden our search area. >> the public was invited to help with this search today. he does not speak. he has blond hair and blue eyes, and that's a photo of him. imagine being 29 years old and never hearing your own voice. a texas woman recently became an internet star after her husband posted video of her hearing her own voice for the first time. >> reporter: this is the you tube video that instantly made sara a star. >> i was laughing because here

i am in this awesome moment and i'm crying. >> it was a snowball of emotions. >> she's been deaf since birth, but that all changed in august when she received a fully implantable hearing device. >> there's never been a moment where i didn't always hope that some day i could get my hearing back or there would be technology or surgery. i've always desired to hear that because i've always known what i've missed out on. it capitalized on the body's anatomy and turns the ear drum into a sensor. >> the hearing aid sits in the ear canal and the sound has to travel through air and into the ear drum and on into the ear. there's a lot of opportunity for distortion and loss of quality. >> they say the implant has had a profound effect of her family of four. >> i walked into the kitchen and she was crying. have these girls ever sounded like this? she's never heard the voices the way they are.

>> now they're on a media circuit to spread the word and try to get the insurance companies to pay for the $60,000 devices. >> it's given me a life that i haven't had. >> that's music to her ears. >> and if you wear a hearing aid, the implant company says you're most likely a good candidate to use one. >> well, lindsay lohan's dad is in trouble with the law. police in tampa, florida say mike low man was arrested -- lohan was arrested. he was then taken to the hospital. he was taken to jail after he checked himself out of the hospital. he allegedly punched his girlfriend and grabbed her by the arm and smashed her cell phone. well, if this story doesn't make your heart melt, i don't know what will. you have to see these baby tiger cubs. three cubs are on display at a

zoo in sydney, australia. they were born on the 20th but they were not shown to the public until today. they're called one, two, and three because the zoo is holding a competition to, of course, find them some names. there are only 400 of these tigers left in the wild. and they are beautiful. well, it has been a fantastic start to the week, but changes are coming. bob turk has the update on the bob turk has the update on the forecast,,,,,,,,,,,,

for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun.

here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, florida, alabama, mississippi. this could go on for a while. beautiful, beautiful, beautiful day out there today. temperatures are running about four or five degrees above normal. a bit of fog in some spots. sunshine all day long. pleasant. 67 right now. take a look at that. the dew points way down at 37 degrees. very dry air. humidity only 33%, now, the winds had been gusty today. they're down to 10 now. they will continue to diminish

overnight. barometer, 1. ice just beginning to fall. oakland, 68. cumberland, ocean city at 66. beautiful temperatures. dry, dry conditions. that will begin to change starting tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. a little more humidity and moisture coming in. 67 and annapolis. baltimore, columbia, d.c., the cool spot, 64. winds now continue to be out of the west. anywhere from five to 10, 15 miles in some spots. southwest breeze. tomorrow we're going to get warmer than today, ahead of a front that's developing to the west. and this front has a lot of cold air behind it. as we talked about it. the cold air is going to hit down through the rockies. denver with 80 degrees yesterday, tomorrow with that front passing the region, they will start cooling down. they expect to see three to six inches of snow in denver tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night after being

80 yesterday. that's very typical, believe it or not, of that part of country. 5,280 feet above sea level, weird things can happen. here in the east, things taking place out west a. front will be approaching us. with that front, low pressure moving along the front. they will bring increasing clouds. showers late tonight anded a goo chance by thursday. and then it gets cooler, progressively colder and it looks like a chilly rain. by thursday night. may linger into friday and one of the models has this low pressure developing along the front down to the south and it may bring chilly rain on saturday. maybe some wet snow, above 2,000 feet over the weekend. particularly friday night and saturday. it's still up in the air. really can't guarantee that. southwest winds in the bay, 10 to 15. the bay temp around 63 degrees. beautiful night. clear to partly cloudy, lows in

most places. some places down to 47. could be increasing showers, rain developing by tomorrow night as the rain approaches, a nice day for the most part. it should be dry until tomorrow night. still to come on eyewitness news. their son was murdered on a prison bus, and they believe the state should have done more to protect him. now the family of phillip parker, jr. speaks exclusively to wjz after winning an $18.5 million judgment against maryland. why they say their ,,,,,,,,,,

[ male announcer ] scrubbologists have made a remarkable leap forward in hands-free toilet cleaning. introducing the one-step toilet bowl cleaner from scrubbing bubbles. just step on the pedal. the 360 degree sprayer delivers a powerful cleaner to tackle lime scale, hard water and toilet rings. the new one-step toilet bowl cleaner from scrubbing bubbles. it's a remarkable leap forward in hands-free toilet cleaning. [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson. a family company.

murdered on a prison bus, the state of maryland is held responsible for the death of an inmate. >> his family awarded millions